does thisproduct Control Powdery Mildew, Rust,and Scab Mites and is it simular to garden sulfur by lilly
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Our tomato and pepper plants were completely wiped out the year before, so this last season when the leaves started to droop, we did research and found this product on Amazon. We received the Bonide in three days, dusted them, and never lost a plant. The plants were healthy and we grew large crops. I highly recommend this product. . . . . I bought two new dusters, but the simple one by Hudson works best.
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Yes this product does take care of them as well as mealy bugs etc. I have found that sprinkling the product onto the soil and then watering it in works quite well. I had mites as well as aphids on a hibiscus and it worked to eradicate them all.
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No it only kills bacteria, the sulfur is probably caused by high iron content.
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I live in central Florida and this wonderful stuff kills everything in my yard, around my house, and under my house. I am guessing since it kills chiggers and fleas etc it also kills mites.
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Works well on both. Use it before you get disease! I would use a weak foliar spray, and also use 1 teaspoon / gallon as a transplant drench. Then repeat about every 3 weeks or so. More often is humidity is high (over 60% RH during the hot part of the day) Do NOT use the foliar spray in hot dry weather!
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I have found that this product works well with early blight, but does not completely get rid of it unless you use consistent applications, along with picking off the affected leaves, and disposing of them properly. I've had really good results with this product.
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We used a garden sprayer and walked the yard spraying surface. Do be careful on breezey days and do not gt too close to plants you want to keep. This product does work!
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I don't see why not.. however an arborist would be a better source of info.. The only thing I would worry about is Leyland Cypress grow very fast and adding fertilizer to them may cause too fast a growth and a potential for weakness. as far as the systemic pesticide , maybe a topical or pure systemic pesticide would be better. if you're dealing with spider mites, the damage is done before you notice them.. but a good hosing with a high power nozzle yearly helps.. .
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I'll be honest with you. I have never tried it but I'm sure it will work. All its doing is neutralizing the rust so it can stop spreading.
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The product claims that it doesn't. But I really don't know. I rarely see ladybugs on my tomato plants, so I'm not sure if it's an issue to spray. I only started to spray when I spotted the hornworms. It seemed to work really well which was why I purchased another bottle for this coming year.
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No. Rust is caused by a fungus. This product contains imidacloprid which is a systemic insecticide, absorbed through the ground or the surface of the plant. It has no activity against fungi, to my knowledge. Works great against pine bark beetle and spruce scale , both major evergreen killers in my part of the country.
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I used the product on moss growing on the siding on my house. It didn't harm the shurbs/flowers in the bed directly below this area.
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1/3-2/3 tsp/gallon. The lower amount for prevention and the hgher amount to treat. You can enhance lasting action by making sure the pH of the water in your sprayer is about 5.0 Brandt makes a useful product for this (Brandt Indicate 5) which I believe also incorporates a spreader sticker. Most important is the varying susceptibility of plants to mildew. You really only needs to spray when you have moist cold nights, usually in the fall but start before you see the mildew! Really effective if directions are followed. I use phlox, which is very susceptible to powdery mildew as an indicator plant. As soon as it appears there spraying should be started weekly. 1/3-2/3 tsp/gallon. The lower amount for prevention and the hgher amount to treat. You can enhance lasting action by making sure the pH of the water in your sprayer is about 5.0 Brandt makes a useful product for this (Brandt Indicate 5) which I believe also incorporates a spreader sticker. Most important is the varying susceptibility of plants to mildew. You really only needs to spray when you have moist cold nights, usually in the fall but start before you see the mildew! Really effective if directions are followed. I use phlox, which is very susceptible to powdery mildew as an indicator... » Read More 1/3-2/3 tsp/gallon. The lower amount for prevention and the hgher amount to treat. You can enhance lasting action by making sure the pH of the water in your sprayer is about 5.0 Brandt makes a useful product for this (Brandt Indicate 5) which I believe also incorporates a spreader sticker. Most important is the varying susceptibility of plants to mildew. You really only needs to spray when you have moist cold nights, usually in the fall but start before you see the mildew! Really effective if directions are followed. I use phlox, which is very susceptible to powdery mildew as an indicator plant. As soon as it appears there spraying should be started weekly. « Show Less
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can be used for any trees, respond very well for any fungus,i have powder mildow on my phlox last year,i spray twice with copper fungicide and is gone, my friend have black spot on her roses,spraying with Serenade and copper fungicide shows good result
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One of my Aussies had this problem - all summer - this can possibly be caused by allergies to chemicals in the lawn, food allergies, as well as mites. You could try this because it is also used to stop itching and to heal wounds. Bottom line, sulfur is good for the skin, it is inexpensive, why not give it a shot? Make sure you distract the dog by walking or use a plastic collar until it dries (about an hour).
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yes It does but it is a great hair grower, I have tried all kind of remedy if the Re-Gro so for the smell is worth it. But it does not hang around long and the smell is not as bad as Sulfur 8 it does not linger!
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The mites can come from the soil and from your clothes so try to wear clean clothes and shoes in your garden. Another great thing to try is beneficial nematoads they kill most pest in soil and on plants I use Dr. Pye's Scanmasks easy spray formula. Its a great killer of mites and then acts as a constent deterent within the soul. Another thing to try is azamax, and try to use different treatments every 3 to 4 days untill they are gone and when they are gone do a weekly rotating spray of either neem oil, pyrethum, azamax, Dr Rosenthals zero tollerance or organic castile soaps or nematoads. The best way to fight mites is to never get them . The mites can come from the soil and from your clothes so try to wear clean clothes and shoes in your garden. Another great thing to try is beneficial nematoads they kill most pest in soil and on plants I use Dr. Pye's Scanmasks easy spray formula. Its a great killer of mites and then acts as a constent deterent within the soul. Another thing to try is azamax, and try to use different treatments every 3 to 4 days untill they are gone and when they are gone do a weekly rotating spray of either neem oil, pyrethum, azamax, Dr Rosenthals zero tollerance or organic castile soaps or nematoads.... » Read More The mites can come from the soil and from your clothes so try to wear clean clothes and shoes in your garden. Another great thing to try is beneficial nematoads they kill most pest in soil and on plants I use Dr. Pye's Scanmasks easy spray formula. Its a great killer of mites and then acts as a constent deterent within the soul. Another thing to try is azamax, and try to use different treatments every 3 to 4 days untill they are gone and when they are gone do a weekly rotating spray of either neem oil, pyrethum, azamax, Dr Rosenthals zero tollerance or organic castile soaps or nematoads. The best way to fight mites is to never get them . « Show Less